Rather than a deliberately cruel stepmother, a Jones protagonist might have a real mother far more wrapped up in her own career than in the discoveries and feelings of her child.
The Force Awakens was so slickly and lovingly made that all but the most po-faced of Star Wars fans found themselves far too wrapped up in nostalgia to complain.
During my illness, I was far too wrapped up in my own world of starvation to notice what was going on around me, but through recovery, I became aware that 'normal' people seemed increasingly worried about what they were allowing to pass their lips.
The fact that every episode of Grantchester so far has wrapped up with a sermon, nodding to the motives behind the crime, might seem like an obvious contrivance, a launchpad for a handy montage of the aftermath for the various victims, suspects and red herrings.
What we said: "The fact that every episode of Grantchester so far has wrapped up with a sermon, nodding to the motives behind the crime, might seem like an obvious contrivance, a launchpad for a handy montage of the aftermath for the various victims, suspects and red herrings.
But the case is far from wrapped up for some students.
Commendably, though, Mr. Ularu knows he can push his parlor game only so far, and wraps it up quickly, in less than an hour and 20 minutes.
True, Sotheby's report prints the sales total and the percentage decrease far apart, wrapping them up in a business-style presentation that somehow manages a quasi-victorious ring.
Special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's office has subpoenaed former White House chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon to appear before a grand jury, a move that indicates his broad investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 campaign is far from wrapping up.
Small apples the size of plums (as big as they grow this far north) are wrapped in tissue.
